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VTG Old Pawn DA Jim Dine' Turquoise Sterling Silver Bracelet Navajo Cuff Signed For Sale


VTG Old Pawn DA Jim Dine' Turquoise Sterling Silver Bracelet Navajo Cuff Signed
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VTG Old Pawn DA Jim Dine' Turquoise Sterling Silver Bracelet Navajo Cuff Signed:
$560.00

This vintage bracelet is a true piece of artistry. Handmade by D.A. Jim, a Navajo artist, it features a beautiful combination of turquoise and sterling silver. The bracelet is signed by the artist and has a unique story to tell. Its provenance is not clear, but it is certain to be a valuable addition to any collection. The bracelet is perfect for anyone who appreciates Native American culture and is looking for a unique piece of jewelry.


The Bracelet weighs 2.2 ounces and is 2 inches wide and 1 inch deep and wide- see pictures with measurements


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